Service

Catholic Central High School challenges students to live their faith and work for justice in society. As a school community, we witness to the Word of God by putting our faith into action. Our hope is to promote service learning that is transformative for the student, emphasizing quality of service and reflection.

Shamrocks serve others. In fact, Catholic Central students average nearly 35,000 hours of community service per school year.

Each year, students complete service hours in the larger community as a part of their Christian Service Project. By graduation, each student has completed a minimum of over 65 hours in service.

Need some Shamrock Volunteers?

Need some Shamrock Volunteers?

Would you like your service opportunity listed below and offered to Catholic Central students? Complete the form below.

All form submissions are reviewed for approval. completing the form does not guarantee your opportunity will be published or that students will volunteer.

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Namerequired

First Name

Last Name

Email Addressrequired

Phone Numberrequired

Must contain only letters, numbers and spaces

Organization Namerequired

Would your organization like to volunteer as a location for our Service Day? (TBD Fall 2023)required*Must be able to accommodate 25+ students for 2 hours.

Yes, contact me with more information*

*Must be able to accommodate 25+ students for 2 hours.

How many students can you accommodate? required

Describe your service opportunityrequired

explain what students will be doing by volunteering for your organization

Who should students contact to sign-up?required

Name of Contact Personrequired

First Name

Last Name

Email Address of Contact Personrequired

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Terms of Servicerequired

I agree that a member of the Catholic Central faculty/staff may contact me regarding my service opportunity and that submitting this form does not guarantee my opportunity will be posted on the website or that students will volunteer for my service opportunity.

Students donate an average of $20,000 per year to the Basilian Missions in Mexico, Columbia, and Detroit.

Through small fundraisers such as the annual Food Drive, Toys For Tots, and daily collections, CC students are taught the importance of fostering love and respect for others.

CC also raises money for Make-A-Wish of Michigan in the annual 1.5 mile Shamrock Shuffle held during Boys' Bowl Weekend.

Since this tradition began in 1997, Shamrocks have donated more than $198,000 towards granting wishes.

During Boys' Bowl Weekend, Shamrocks participate in the Shamrock Shuffle for Make-A-Wish Foundation

For Parents and Students

For details regarding the Christian Service Project such as how to log hours, acceptable forms of service, and more, please see the Resource Board on MyCC.

Questions?

Kevin Walters

Theology, Campus Ministry

Dennis Noelke

Administration, Campus Ministry

American Red Cross

Angela Hospice Care

734.464.7810

14100 Newburgh Road

Livonia, MI 48154

Another Day Resource Center

Another Day Resource Center was birthed out of a desire to meet the needs of those around us in practical ways – from a Christ-centered perspective. This is done through teaching, outreach, education and services. One of our outreaches is our Born To Be A Blessing, street ministry. Every time we go out we will pass out at least 100 lunches, hygiene kits, clothing and bibles to anyone in need that cross paths with our bus. This is a great way for the students to get involved. Although it wouldn’t be the first time. We love partnering. with your students.

Another Way Pregnancy Center

Students who volunteer at AWPC will have the opportunity to do one or more of the following: sort baby donations, clean the office, prepare mailings or other administrative projects, help with events, and provide childcare to the children of our clients. Students are welcome to volunteer one-time or regularly.

Capuchin Soup Kitchen

313.579.2100

1820 Mount Elliot Street

Detroit, MI 48207

Community Living Center

Community Living Centers, a 501 C (3) non-profit corporation, was founded in 1968 and houses and cares for adults with developmental disabilities. We have 12 sites located in Oakland County. Our group home sites need assistance with fall landscaping cleanup, which is mainly raking leaves, gathering smaller tree limbs and putting them in one pile and cleaning out flowerbed of leave debris.